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stats. it has been the warmest may on record, would you believe? that is not because we have had scorching hot sunny days of the time. you can see the anomaly map finely shows that the greatest anomaly has been across the northern half of the country, particularly scotland, who had lots of wind and rain. nights have been consistently very mild which is why we have seen that anomaly map greater across northern areas and has pushed it into being the warmest may on record. the same cannot be said for the first week of june. things are turning a lot cooler as we move through this week. a blast of arctic air spreading southwards across the country. it will be quite noticeable. some chilly nights to come. gardeners take note, there could be frost in one or two back sheltered spots. as we head there tonight, much the same. plenty of cloud, some rain getting into the far north—west by the end of the night. temperature starting to come down. again, with the cloud cover, like we saw in me, that blankets the temperatures, so
there. how strong was it? >> john: it's good to catch up with you. we will have to do it more. >> sandra: thanks so much. >> john: sandra, on that insulin thing, i seem to remember that back in may of 2020 the centers for medicare and medicaid said that president trump had signed an executive order to cap the price of insulin for medicare recipients at $35. maybe i am misremembering that? but i think it already happened. >> sandra: the messaging is interesting. when they try to embrace the economy, the aspects of the economy that people are not necessary feeling, and that is an issue when they are out campaigning, for sure. spew on the deprived of justice unveils a unique argument for keeping the hur report audio under wraps. we don't you hear this. fox news contributor jonathan turley weighs in on their deepfake fears. >> sandra: plus the wnba forced to step in after a viral
margins, indemnities, michael steele, how do you see this playing out? >> i don't know yet. it's may, june, people about to go on summer vacations, and hopefully clean some of this out of their heads and then come back and refocus on it. the problem i have with doing snapshot polling is that it distorts exactly where things are because we don't know precisely where they are with voters. particularly after an event like this. voters will digest and process this. it is important that narratives be clear and focused that tell the story of what this moment means. and then voters will check back in after labor day, and they'll begin to process it in terms of the question you asked at the very beginning, katy, which is shall i vote for a convicted fellowon -- felon for office. who has been convicted on 34
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presidential nominee cnn's kristen holmes is working or sources in trump world for us, kristen, tell us more about the fundraising gains and how the trump team is spinning all of this. >> well, what if there certainly is a lot of spin, but if you ask trump's advisers, they say that they are just doing what they i can to manage an unprecedented and likely negative situation. and as you noted, part of that means trying to capitalize as much as they can in terms of politics and finances. and if you talk about that $141 million that they raised in may, but $17 million. they say they raised since the verdict came out. now, the interesting thing about that is that it's just that hard money that is just money that went directly to the campaign and the rnc, not the money that went to super packs, which they say is millions of dollars. of course, we'll wait till we get those fec reports, but it's not just trump's allies, it's also those potential vice presidential picks who are all weighing in jumping to trump's defense. take a listen and 48 hours.
especially with your huge fundraising haul that you just got in may, $141 million, crazy amount of money, when will you go to chicago and can we expect you in denver and l.a.? >> we will be in chicago. we will be in detroit. we will be in atlanta. we will be in philly. we are going to do exactly what donald trump is the best at, which is be his authentic self-and actually reach out to people. quite frankly, laura, it's quite astonishing that prior to donald trump, you haven't seen republicans go in these areas except back to like reagan. >> laura: i love it. >> think about what happened with that you saw new york flip and turn red under ronald reagan. and so we are going to continue to do this. and i think it is really the authenticity that donald trump brings alongside of the fact that people can actually remember back to when he was president and how different their life was. so we're going to continue to do this. donald trump will continue to show up everywhere. and i think the democrats are going to realize very quickly if they haven't already that
cargo transportation systems. the mission will last around a week and on returning to earth, the crew will experience starliner�*s landing system, which will touch down in the deserts in the south—western united states. the boeing spacecraft can only take off at fixed times to rendezvous with the space station. the next launch opportunities are sunday, wednesday and thursday. if the problem hasn't been sorted by then, the test flight will face yet another long delay. pallab ghosh, bbc news. chinese state media is reporting china's chang'e—6 space probe successfully landed on the far side of the moon sunday morning to collect lunar samples. you can see the probe before it took off in early may from the wenchang space launch center in southern china's hainan province. it comes as beijing pushes ahead with an ambitious programme that aims to send a crewed lunar mission by 2030. people in the quiet texan town of lufkin certainly got
china's chang'e—6 space probe successfully landed on the far side of the moon sunday morning to collect lunar samples. you can see the probe before it took off in early may from the wenchang space launch center in southern china's hainan province. it comes as beijing pushes ahead with an ambitious programme that aims to send a crewed lunar mission by 2030. that's also in washington as we hand over to our bbc colleagues in london. plenty more coming up in london. plenty more coming up on bbc news. —— that's all from washington. it was a pretty decent saturday for much of the north of the uk. we saw highs of 22 degrees, the warmest spots of scotland and northern ireland. but it was cool, cloudy and breezy for eastern england. for sunday, it's a reverse of fortunes. it's the south and east of the country which will see
ten degrees above that by 105 by tuesday and into wednesday. so again, temperature is much above normal even for these places that can typically get hot this time of year ten degrees above normal in vegas, nearing 20 degrees above normal in sacramento, he need temperatures of 108 degrees by wednesday, going 20 degrees above normal even dumber in the 90s by wednesday, 15 degrees above average, keeping the heat sweltering through thursday. this will pose a risk for heat sickness. you can see the red, they're aligning some major impacts along california, even some extreme impacts in southern texas. all of this meaning that the heat communicable vulnerable to heat sickness, especially this early in the season when we might not be acclimated to the heat yet. so make sure you check on children, elderly, and pets these temperatures really start to soar in florida may has already been sweltering florida just wrapped up their hottest may on record, beating the previous record that was set back in 2010, the average which
temperature for the month was a nearly 84 degrees. that's including the overnight temperatures. now we know this is the trend since 1970, miami gets 30 more spring days that are above average. march, april, may, or just hotter than they used to be, that elongates the summer season, that extreme heat season is starting earlier as those warm days get even warmer, this has also been triggering some pretty warm ocean temperatures. all righty. some of these shallow sea surface temperatures around south florida or already in the 90s now it's not just around south florida. we are looking at temperatures in the oceans above average by about three to five degrees above normal in the development area for hurricanes, these ocean temperatures are more typical for august. so if we get any development, we could really fuel the development pretty quickly, especially as hurricane season also starts this weekend some ukrainian soldiers have paid a horrific price for fighting the russian invasion now a group in germany is helping ukrainian military